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PMR233-11 Romania, Moldavia, Gura Humorului: Moldavian married couple in traditional national costume on Easter Monday. Keywords: colourful, Christian, rustical, rural, street scene, landscape, countryside, farmland, picturesque
PMR-D1729 Germany, Upper Bavaria, Munich, State Museum of Egyptian Art: figures of seated priest, Neye, with his mother, Mutnofret (19th Dynasty, 1250 BC). Keywords: Egyptology, Muenchen, portraits, antiquity, married couple, history, statue, sculpture, archeology
PMR-D1727 Germany, Upper Bavaria, Munich, State Museum of Egyptian Art: figures of Sabu with his wife, Meretites (son, Iseb, is missing) (5th Dynasty, 2400 BC). Keywords: München, portraits, antiquity, married couple, history, statue, sculpture, archeology, Egyptology
PMR-D1726 New Egyptian Museum, Munich: Sibe and his wife (19th Dynasty - 1220 BC). Keywords: München, portraits, antiquity, married couple, history, statue, sculpture, archeology, Egyptology
PMR476-11 Germany, Bavaria, Straubing: the palace of Duke Albrecht I, built in 1356, where Agnes Bernauer, a barber's daughter, was imprisoned before being drowned, for the crime of marrying the son of Duke Ernst in 1435. Keywords: picturesque, cobblestones, national heritage, mediaeval, historical
PMR454-02 Austria, Styria: Brandhof Hunting Lodge, where the Archduke Johann secretly married a commoner, Anna Plochl, in 1827. Keywords: alpine, romantic, historic, nature, countryside, picturesque, alpine scenery, Alps, mountain range
PMR532-11 Iraq: Bashiqa, a village in the north where Christians and Yazidi have lived together peaceably for centuries (2001). Yazidi normally speak Kurdish, but in Bashiqa Arabic is the norm. Their religion is a combination of Mithraism, Shamanism, Christianity and Islam. They are forbidden to marry outside their religion. Yazidi family outside their house in Bashiqa. Keywords: Mesopotamia, dwelling, Islam, Muslim
PMR532-10 Iraq: Bashiqa, a village in the north where Christians and Yazidi have lived together peaceably for centuries (2001). Yazidi normally speak Kurdish, but in Bashiqa Arabic is the norm. Their religion is a combination of Mithraism, Shamanism, Christianity and Islam. They are forbidden to marry outside their religion. A traditional, conical Yazidi grave monument. Keywords: Mesopotamia, burial, graveyard, natural heritage, Islam, Muslim
PMR532-09 Iraq: Bashiqa, a village in the north where Christians and Yazidi have lived together peaceably for centuries (2001). Yazidi normally speak Kurdish, but in Bashiqa Arabic is the norm. Their religion is a combination of Mithraism, Shamanism, Christianity and Islam. They are forbidden to marry outside their religion. View of the village from the hilltop graveyard. Keywords: Mesopotamia, natural heritage, Islam, Muslim, panorama, dwellings
PMR005K-08 Austria, Styria: Brandhof Hunting Lodge, where Archduke Johann secretly married a commoner, Anna Plochl, in 1827. Keywords: romance
PMR005K-07 Austria, Styria: Brandhof Hunting Lodge, where Archduke Johann secretly married a commoner, Anna Plochl, in 1827. Keywords: romance

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